READ WITH US

Book Oblivion Reading Group
Rated 0 out of 5
$39.00

RECENT ARTICLES

A Tale of Two Samsas: Kafka’s and Murakami’s Literary Connection
Ethics of the Infinite: The Origins of Radical Responsibility in the Thought of Emmanuel Levinas
Transforming 1984: The Pursuit of Wisdom and Wonder With How We Read
Mary Oliver Finds the Antidote to Confusion in Literature
Bridge and Door: Georg Simmel on How Separation Inspires Human Connection
The Role of Reciprocity in Nature in Haruki Murakami’s The Elephant Vanishes
Marilyn McEntyre on When Poets Pray
Simone de Beauvoir on The Ethics of Ambiguity and Existential Courage
Simone Weil on the Generosity of Attention in Gravity and Grace
Walter Benjamin on the Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Genius and Ink: Virginia Woolf on How to Read
Ray Bradbury on the Seduction of Space in The Rocket Man
Lost in Translation: Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
Kenneth Burke on the Rhythm of Reading
Kenneth Burke on Reading for Identification

Search for:

Home
2020
April
10

April 10, 2020

Mary Oliver Finds the Antidote to Confusion in Literature

In her essay collection, Upstream, Mary Oliver describes the antidote to confusion she found in literature – first reading and then writing – as a kind of standing with otherness in the world.

68 Shares

Mary Oliver Finds the Antidote to Confusion in Literature Read More »

NEWSLETTER

Name

Email:

Leave this field empty if you're human:

ARTICLES

Architecture (5)
Book Club (22)
Literature (76)
Murakami (27)
Philosophy (1)
Popular Articles (12)
Reading (74)
Rhetoric (20)
Teaching (19)
Technology (2)
Theory (45)
Writing (16)

Book Oblivion is an Amazon Associate. When you click any Amazon link on this site and buy a book, I earn a small percentage of your purchase. All proceeds help support Book Oblivion and are sincerely appreciated.